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The Bird In Hand Inn, Witney, Witney

Whiteoak Green, Hailey, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX29 9XP

The Bird in Hand is a Grade II listed building. Visually, it is a classic, graceful, stone and slate Cotswold building. Nestled amongst the rolling countryside of the Cotswold's, the Bird in Hand offers you a warm relaxed welcome. The Bird in Hand Hotel abounds with natural Cotswold stone and a number of heavily beamed rooms, each with it's own warmth and character. The oldest room is a focal point, with it's huge inglenook fireplace which blazes away with enormous logs during the cold winter nights and a display of local flowers during the hot summer season. Since the original 17th Century Inn was totally renovated, it has endeavoured to provide excellent service and mouth-watering food in a warm, friendly and relaxing atmosphere. The Inn is ideally suited as a base from which to discover the delights of the Cotswolds and surrounding areas. Whether a visit to the dreaming spires of Oxford, Blenheim Palace or touring the villages of the Cotswold's, the choice is yours. RESTAURANT FACILITIES NOT AVAILABLE BETWEEN MONDAY 28TH JANUARY AND FEBURARY 13TH DUE TO RENOVATION WORK IN RESTAURANT AND BAR. ROOMS BOOKED BETWEEN THESE DATES ARE ON A ROOM ONLY BASIS AND THEREFORE WILL NOT INCLUDE BREAKFAST.

Business Facilities: Business Lounge equipped with PC's loaded with Microsoft Office & access to the Internet on Broadband. Access points for laptops as well as wireless connection. Available February 2005 Outdoor Activities: There are many nature and hiking trails in the Cotswolds and we have maps of local walks held in reception. There is an especially pleasant walk in our adjacent Singe Wood. High standard golfing facilities are close by. Special deals available at the nearby Witney Lakes Golf Club & Leisure Centre (6 mins) Spa Activities: Nearby (6 mins) Golf course and Health Spa. Beautiful, modern facilities in old world countryside.

The Marlborough, Witney

28 Market Square, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28 6BH

Set in the historic market town of Witney, this former Georgian coaching inn overlooks the bustling town square. The Marlborough staff are the friendliest in town. We aim to please and we deliver fantastic service to meet your need Those wishing to explore will find a host of historic and beautiful places nearby to visit. Burford, Blenheim Palace, the Cotswolds and Oxford are all a short drive away. For the business traveller, a well-situated central location from which to base yourself. The hotel offers comprehensive banqueting and conference facilities, with 23 bedrooms all equipped with en-suite bathrooms and designed with your personal need and comfort in mind. The Marlborough exudes a natural warmth and charm, ensuring a memorable visit. The Brasserie bar is the perfect place to sit and view the picturesque town square, which plays host to the local market on Thursdays and Saturdays. You will be warmly welcomed into this charming room where you can enjoy a quiet drink at the bar, or a relaxed meal in this informal setting. Our Chef's blackboards offer an extensive range of freshly prepared value for money meals that our certain to tempt the eye. We have live music in the Brasserie bar most weekends - suiting a variety of tastes, from good old rock and roll to traditional Irish knees ups.

Witney Four Pillars Hotel, Witney

Ducklington Lane, Witney, Oxfordshire, OX28 4TJ

Built in the old Cotswold style, the hotel offers all modern facilities. It is situated 10 miles from Oxford and 7 miles from Burford. The hotel prides itself on its charming surroundings and the personal service offered to guests, ensuring a warm welcome and enjoyable stay, whether for business or pleasure. Banqueting for up to 130 people. Weavers Restaurant and Spinners Bar.

Full leisure facilities, including indoor swimming pool, whirlpool, spa, sauna, gym and solarium. Free car parking for 170 cars. Live entertainment every Saturday and speciality weekends such as Dinner Dances. Ideal base for touring Cotswolds, Oxford, Blenheim Palace, Stratford and Thames Valley.